BMW Models

This nameplate was introduced for the 2019 model year as BMW Motorrad’s updated large-capacity adventure model, replacing the long-running previous-generation GS and debuting with the company’s ShiftCam boxer engine. ...

BMW introduced this nameplate for the 2019 model year as the larger, longer-range sibling to the standard GS, built around the company’s air/liquid-cooled boxer platform and positioned for riders who wanted the same b...

BMW introduced this roadster nameplate for the 2019 model year, replacing the earlier 1200cc boxer roadster as part of a broader R 1250 family update. The launch marked the arrival of BMW’s larger 1,254 cc boxer twin ...

This boxer-powered sport-touring nameplate debuted for the 2020 model year as BMW’s replacement for the prior-generation R 1200 RS. It carried forward the long-running RS concept that BMW Motorrad has used for decades...

BMW introduced this touring nameplate in late 2018 as the successor to the long-running R 1200 RT, with the new model year 2019 machine marking the shift to the 1,254cc boxer family and BMW’s ShiftCam variable valve t...

Introduced for the 2024 model year, this nameplate marked a major overhaul of BMW Motorrad’s flagship large-displacement adventure motorcycle and replaced the long-running R 1250 GS in the lineup. The new model arrive...

This nameplate was introduced by BMW Motorrad as the larger, long-range companion to the R 1300 GS, expanding the GS Adventure concept around BMW’s new 1,300 cc boxer platform. It was unveiled in 2024 and entered the ...

BMW Motorrad introduced this all-new roadster in April 2025 as the latest evolution of its boxer-powered naked bike line. It arrived as a more focused, more athletic successor to the prior generation, with BMW emphasi...

BMW introduced this sport-touring boxer as a 2026 model year machine in April 2025, positioning it as the newest evolution of the brand’s long-running RS lineage. The nameplate belongs to BMW Motorrad’s “Reise und Spo...

BMW introduced this touring motorcycle as a completely new model for the 2026 model year, revealing it in April 2025 and putting it into market launch later that year. It continues BMW’s long-running RT touring tradit...

Launched for the 2020 model year, the R 18 marked BMW Motorrad’s entry into the modern cruiser market and was positioned as a heritage-focused machine built around the brand’s boxer tradition. The nameplate was introd...

This BMW bagger was introduced for the 2022 model year and marked the brand’s move to add a long-distance touring/cruising derivative to the R 18 heritage family. BMW first revealed it in July 2021, presenting it as t...

This heritage touring variant was introduced by BMW Motorrad in 2021 as the second member of the modern R 18 family, arriving shortly after the original cruiser that reintroduced BMW into the heavyweight heritage segm...

The Roctane joined BMW Motorrad’s R 18 family in 2023 as the fifth member of the lineup and arrived as a factory-built custom bagger aimed at riders who wanted a more relaxed, touring-oriented interpretation of the br...

BMW introduced this nameplate in 2021 as part of the R 18 family, positioning it as the grand-touring flagship of the lineup and a more luxury-oriented counterpart to the R 18 B. It arrived as a 2022 model-year motorc...

BMW introduced the R 65 in 1978 as a smaller, more approachable boxer twin positioned below the company’s larger touring models. It was part of BMW’s mid-sized R-series expansion alongside the R 45, and it stood out f...

BMW introduced the R 65 LS in 1981 as a sportier, more styled interpretation of the smaller boxer twin line, positioned above the standard R 65. The name LS stood for a luxury-sport character, and the model was closel...

BMW introduced the R 80 in 1984 as an affordable mid-range boxer motorcycle, positioned below the newer K-series models. It was conceived to keep traditional BMW boxer buyers in the fold while updating the formula wit...

BMW introduced the R 80 GS in 1987 as part of the second generation of its GS dual-sport line, following the original R 80 G/S that had created the large-capacity adventure-enduro class earlier in the decade. The R 80...

BMW’s R 80 RT was the smaller, more accessible member of the company’s classic boxer touring line. It was presented in 1984 as a fresh interpretation of the RT formula, following the earlier R 100 RT and sharing the u...

BMW introduced the R 80 ST in 1982 as a road-oriented offshoot of the R 80 G/S. The ST name stood for Straße, signaling that this model kept the basic boxer-enduro idea but shifted the focus toward pavement use. Compa...

BMW introduced the R 850 R in 1994 as the smaller sister model to the new R 1100 R, bringing the company’s modern oilhead boxer roadster concept to riders who wanted a less expensive and slightly less powerful entry p...

The BMW R 900 RT is a specialized RT-based authority motorcycle that appeared in BMW Motorrad’s lineup in 2012. It was presented publicly in connection with a delivery to the Berlin police, and BMW described it as a v...

BMW Motorrad introduced the R nineT for the 2014 model year as a commemorative heritage roadster marking 90 years of BMW motorcycle production. It was conceived as a purist, highly customizable machine that blended cl...